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Rare dali signed piece 1966. I think gold plated with original stone.

The oak was officially recognized as the national tree in 2004 because of it's historical and natural significance to the United States. Mire than a century before the U.S. declared independence from England 🇬🇧, King Charles 2 granted Connecticut colonists a charter allowing them to self govern. About 25 years AFTER this king James 2 appointed an English governor to take control of Connecticut and get rid of this charter. The Connecticut locals hid the original document in a hollow oak tree, later named the charter oak. 300 years later, a congregational committee noted the charter oak and the oak trees strength as a fitting symbol for American resilience.

survive. Like this guy, feels like a hundred years old...

Imagine what happened and since then its been worn down from use, pretty cool history

Whatever happened to him was a long time ago, its been smooth down since then. This is a keeper if just for the survival

Anyone here have any extra state quarters to help fill out this book please message me.

Thank you for this beautiful coin and your generosity. My cat thinks this is a toy and trying to knock it off my table. Thank you !!! Nicest thing anyone has done for me in a long time.

Pretty rare Dali pin. The tiny stone was insisted by Dali to be included on this pin. I believe this is gold plated.

I bought this on line from a seller who believed it was only 14k hold plated over silver but I disagree. I think I found the actual jewerly company that made this.